Every tribe needs a great leader, but what makes a great leader? Surly, assertiveness would be at the top of the list not because it’s a beautiful trait in and of itself. But, it does have the power to magnify so many other leadership strengths. Assertiveness has gotten a bad reputation; some people with assertive qualities have been seen as disrespectful, annoying, and pushy.
But the difference is those people didn’t have the other qualities that make an effective leader. When an individual can find a balance between his assertive qualities and leadership abilities, he can significantly amplify his impact positively.
People with leadership and assertive qualities are highly valued by employers and the ones who start successful businesses. Brothers Helping Brothers will help you develop these essential skills. One of the most critical facets of leader mentorship is the honest dialogue about self-doubt – active sponsorship sustains that dialogue and progressively builds confidence and “the can-do” assertiveness to kick open the doors of success for yourself.
“A boss says “go and make sure you do it”; a leader says “let’s go and make it happen.” Bosses control people; leaders involve them.”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Leaders’ Ladder
Group Members who participate in the Leadership Assertiveness Training, which takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, will accomplish the following:
This group is dedicated to helping African American males, whose anger has spilled over into their relationships–resulting in domestic violence. All too often domestic violence goes unchecked, African American women typically comprised about 70% of black congregations. Religious convictions, shame, fear, or rejection from the church– may contribute to them, remaining in an abusive relationship.
As a result of historical and present-day racism, African American women may be less likely to report her abuser or to seek help because of discrimination the African American male faces–due to police brutality and negative stereotyping.
African American men are less likely to seek help for domestic violence issues due to the stigma of mental health support. Brothers Helping Brothers offer a safe and non-judgmental place, where we can work and grow together.
Brothers Helping Brothers want to help you rediscover and understand what you and your significant other have to gain from your participation–more love, respect intimacy, and satisfaction in your domestic relationship.
Are you aware of your stress levels and triggers? How are you currently managing your stress? Stress has a direct relationship to your mental health and wellbeing. Stress is a factor in all of our lives; you will learn how mindfulness meditation can control chronic stress, which takes a toll on our psychological and physical well-being.
The Brothers Helping Brothers Meditation Group will teach you mindfulness meditation techniques, to help trigger your mental focus. There’s a body of work within us that needs to get out. In order to pinpoint and release those negative emotions that are triggered by stress.
You will need to acquire tunnel vision and extreme focus in order for this to take place. Many times in our lives, we allow the stressors of everyday life to steal our peace. We become bitter and withdrawn, and our pain soon becomes, the pain of those we love. This is where the mindfulness meditation techniques you will learn, give you greater focus and a positive perspective.
Group Members who participate in the Meditation group which takes place in Baltimore Maryland will accomplish the following:
GROUP FEE SCHEDULE- The Initial Intake Interview is $60.00. The Weekly Group Cost is decided using a sliding scale of $30-50, which is determined by the client’s annual income level. We also Accept Medicaid.
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This group was developed to work exclusively with men, especially of African American descent. The African American male is the most underserved group in our community.
Black men often receive a more inferior quality of care and lack of access to culturally competent care. Our male experience may vary; however, there are many historical and present-day experiences that are unique to us and our community.
Brothers, helping Brothers offers a unique approach when working with African American men. We will assist you and learning how to handle conflict situations and teach you how to manage your feelings, all towards the goal of creating a more healthy and accountable lifestyle.
Our Anger Management Group was created with you in mind. We take into consideration the socio-historical backgrounds of African American men when we approach Anger Management.
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Group Members who participate in the Anger Management group, which takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, will accomplish the following:
What Anger is?
Cues to Anger
The Cycle of Aggression
Multiple Methods to Manage Anger
Assertiveness Training
Anger and Family
Anger and Intimate Relationships
Anger a Learned Behavior
Each Participant who completes the 8-week program will receive a certificate of completion.
Book Your Private Intake Today preferably by Clicking Here NOW or By Calling us at 443-333-2970.
